U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Employment rates across New York City have declined over the past year.
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
New York City

Leisure and Hospitality Industry Bore the Biggest Brunt of NYC Pandemic Unemployment

By Anna Staropoli
Now hiring sign
Industry
New York City

US Added 850K Jobs in June, Shooting Past Economists’ Expectations

By Nicholas Rizzi
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A "help wanted" sign hangs on a window of a restaurant in Miami, Florida.
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
National

US Added 266K Jobs in April, a Dramatic Slowdown From March Growth

By Celia Young
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As CMBS stares down a turbulent end to 2020 in retail and hospitality and an uncertain 2021, the sector's resilience and newfound flexibility has cast it in a new light.
Finance  ·  CMBS
National

Let the CMBS Sunshine In: The Sector’s Resilience Has Shined as Pressures Mount to Close 2020

By Mack Burke
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The New York City area lost more jobs than any other part of the country in the month of October as it experiences a second wave of COVID-19 cases.
Analysis  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

NYC, NJ Lost More Jobs Than Anywhere Else in the Country in October

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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The hospitality industry in the New York City area lost more jobs—440,000—than any other job sector over the past year.
Analysis  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

NYC Hospitality Industry Has Lost 44 Percent of Its Jobs During COVID

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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A rendering of The Link at Uptown.
Finance  ·  Construction
Dallas

Goldman Sachs-Led Fund Lends $128M for Planned Dallas Office Tower

By Mack Burke
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Downtown Los Angeles.
Research
Los Angeles

SoCal Office Market Weakens While Multifamily Development Continues to Grow: Survey

By Alison Stateman
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The Trump administration's immigration policies have created uncertainty for a booming, labor-constrained construction industry.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
National

On Thin ICE: How Trump’s Immigration Stance Is Impacting the Construction Industry

By Aaron Short
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Gary LaBarbera of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York
Columnists
New York

Hail the Prevailing Wage!

By Gary LaBarbera
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Which Way is Up: Manhattan’s Market Boundaries are Beginning to Blur

By Al Barbarino
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